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From John & Geraldine Lilley Museum of Art

  1. Deodatus Delmont by Lucas Vorsterman, Image 1.

    Lucas Vorsterman

    Deodatus Delmont, 17th century

    Engraving

    9.25 x 6.0625 in

  2. Dance of Eternal Love by Toshi Yoshida, Image 2.

    Toshi Yoshida

    Dance of Eternal Love, c. 1970s

    Woodblock

  3. Design for a Doric Window by Wendel Dietterlin, Image 2.

    Wendel Dietterlin

    Design for a Doric Window, n. d.

    Etching

    13.5625 x 10.125 in

  4. Departure of Two Fishermen by Anthonie Waterloo, Image 1.

    Anthonie Waterloo

    Departure of Two Fishermen, 17th century

    Etching

    4.875 x 5.625 in

  5. Daikokuya restaurant in a suburb of Tokyo that has food for every season by Kiyonaga, Image 2.

    Kiyonaga

    Daikokuya restaurant in a suburb of Tokyo that has food for every season, n. d.

    Woodcut

    10.25 x 7 in

  6. Dancing Figures with Nails by Purvis Young, Image 2.

    Purvis Young

    Dancing Figures with Nails, 1990's

    Wood

    24.5 x 26 in

  7. Detached Page: Denshin kaishu Hokusai manga (伝神開手北斎漫画) by Katsushika Hokusai (葛飾北斎), Image 2.

    Katsushika Hokusai (葛飾北斎)

    Detached Page: Denshin kaishu Hokusai manga (伝神開手北斎漫画), n. d.

    Woodlock

    8 x 5.375 in

  8. Design for Tomorrow by Lucile Spire Bruner, Image 2.

    Lucile Spire Bruner

    Design for Tomorrow, no date

    Oil

    24 x 30 in

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About the artist

Utagawa Kuniyoshi (歌川国芳)

Japanese

1797-1861

Print artist. Pupil of Utagawa Toyokuni. One of the three principal 'Ukiyo-e' artists of the late Edo period, together with Kunisada (Toyokuni III) and Hiroshige, Kuniyoshi is particularly noted for his warrior prints and prints of bizarre and comic subjects. He also did fine Western-style landscape prints during the 1830s and early 40s. Kuniyoshi had an extremely fertile imagination and produced a steady stream of novel innovations: he served as a source of vital energy in the late 'Ukiyo-e' world.

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